The Sacred Game: The Role of the Sacred in the Genesis of Modern Literary Fiction

Pennsylvania State University Press (1994)
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This publication follows and studies the role that Christianity plays in modern poetic fiction, versus earlier poetic fiction.

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0271013028   9780271013022   0270779280   0271026049

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